Lagen Nash, co-founder of Mulier Fortis, says that founders should scout for opportunities in the women's sports space.

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The Women's Super League 2 (WSL2) was "crying out for" extra promotion places and the added spots are a "massive incentive" ...

The addition of stunt to Cal Poly’s roster will create dozens of new varsity spots for female athletes, Oberhelman wrote in ...

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How is the University of Louisville dividing its $20.5M in revenue-sharing money? UofL AD Josh Heird sat down with the CJ to explain his approach: ...

Boo Corrigan, NC State’s athletics director, said that the department is trusting its coaches to make the key decisions about how to spend the additional money.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is coming off traditional television channels in the United States and Canada and joining Netflix.